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Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
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Review 1 for Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
taken back to another era
Manchester Cathedral @
- Manchester @
- Thu 19 Jul 2012 @
Posted 23/07/2012
by MMMT
An intimate gig with a laid back, no worries in the world feeling. Energetic and fun.
Manchester Cathedral @
- Manchester @
- Thu 19 Jul 2012 @
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Review 2 for Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros captivate
Manchester Cathedral @
- Manchester @
- Thu 19 Jul 2012 @
Favourite moment: 'Man on Fire' crowd dancing @
Setlist: Carries On, 40 Day Day Dream, Janglin, I Don't Wanna Pray, Fiya Wata, Truth, Man on FIre, That's What's Up, (Happy Birthday) Dear Believer, Child, Desert Song, Up From Below, Home, Om Nashi Me, (Lean on Me-vocals+audience) @
Opening act(s): Rocco DeLuca - One man Steel Guitar act. Haunting. Genuine. @
Posted 22/07/2012
by GAFFI
Location:Manchester
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros have no equal. A truly unique attraction, you'll see and hear nothing else like them.
At Manchester Cathedral they were on magnificent form, in an amazing space, to deliver an unforgettable performance.
The ambience of the Cathedral's vast ceilings and coloured glass seemed to be a perfect setting for their joyful, uplifting music and country/gospel harmonic vocals. And yet in spite of this vast space the gig was intimate. Even emotional.
Banter about "vanilla lighting", singing "Happy Birthday" to Orpheo, Alex climbing down from the stage to dance amongst the crowd, or an impromptu vocal rendition of "Lean on Me" at the end when sound curfew was broken - it felt as if you were included as a band member.
Though 'Cathedral' comes from the Latin for 'Seat', this was an all-standing venue and I think it suited the jubilant, bouncing audience just fine.
Some minor sound issues prevented the show from being the complete magical experience.
But it didn't matter.
Overall Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros were enthralling and charismatic. Beautiful voices, beautiful songs, beautiful faces.
They brought some much needed West Coast sunniness to the dreary Manchester summer.
If you get chance to see them LIVE in your city - DO IT.
At Manchester Cathedral they were on magnificent form, in an amazing space, to deliver an unforgettable performance.
The ambience of the Cathedral's vast ceilings and coloured glass seemed to be a perfect setting for their joyful, uplifting music and country/gospel harmonic vocals. And yet in spite of this vast space the gig was intimate. Even emotional.
Banter about "vanilla lighting", singing "Happy Birthday" to Orpheo, Alex climbing down from the stage to dance amongst the crowd, or an impromptu vocal rendition of "Lean on Me" at the end when sound curfew was broken - it felt as if you were included as a band member.
Though 'Cathedral' comes from the Latin for 'Seat', this was an all-standing venue and I think it suited the jubilant, bouncing audience just fine.
Some minor sound issues prevented the show from being the complete magical experience.
But it didn't matter.
Overall Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros were enthralling and charismatic. Beautiful voices, beautiful songs, beautiful faces.
They brought some much needed West Coast sunniness to the dreary Manchester summer.
If you get chance to see them LIVE in your city - DO IT.
Manchester Cathedral @
- Manchester @
- Thu 19 Jul 2012 @
Favourite moment: 'Man on Fire' crowd dancing @
Setlist: Carries On, 40 Day Day Dream, Janglin, I Don't Wanna Pray, Fiya Wata, Truth, Man on FIre, That's What's Up, (Happy Birthday) Dear Believer, Child, Desert Song, Up From Below, Home, Om Nashi Me, (Lean on Me-vocals+audience) @
Opening act(s): Rocco DeLuca - One man Steel Guitar act. Haunting. Genuine. @
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Review 3 for Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
Eddie & the band
O2 Shepherds Bush Empire @
- London @
- Tue 30 Aug 2011 @
Favourite moment: Home and Edward Sharpe getting in amongst the crowd for a big sit down loved it. @
Posted 01/09/2011
by delb0y
Location:Dagenham
My first time at Sheperds Bush Empire and I liked the venue, would definitely visit agin. It was also the first time I've seen Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros live, absolutely fantastic. Loved it.
O2 Shepherds Bush Empire @
- London @
- Tue 30 Aug 2011 @
Favourite moment: Home and Edward Sharpe getting in amongst the crowd for a big sit down loved it. @
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Review 4 for Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
O2 Shepherds Bush Empire @
- London @
- Tue 30 Aug 2011 @
Posted 01/09/2011
by Anonymous
They put on a wicked show. Songs were nicely different from the album and the new stuff was really good too. Loved the new song that Jade sings on her own. Anyone know what that was called and whether it's getting released?
O2 Shepherds Bush Empire @
- London @
- Tue 30 Aug 2011 @
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